We’re pleased to announce the release of CLI 1.9.1 with the following updates…
- Fixed an issue where the value of fields stored as arrays is type casted to a string when displaying an entry in the terminal.
- Updated the supported WordPress version to 7.1.
Manage your forms and entries from the terminal
With the Gravity Forms WP-CLI Add-On, you can install plugins, manage your license, create and update forms, and work with entries without leaving the terminal. It’s built for developers and power users who want to streamline repetitive work across one site or many.
Scripting form and entry management saves time when you’re setting up new sites, moving forms between environments, or handling routine maintenance. Instead of clicking through the WordPress dashboard, you can run a single command, or chain several together, and get the same result.
Key features of CLI
- Form management – Create, update, duplicate, and delete forms directly from the command line.
- Entry handling – View, create, update, and export entries without opening the WordPress dashboard.
- Plugin and add-on installation – Install and update Gravity Forms and its add-ons with a single command, including packages through Packagist.
- License management – Set up and manage your Gravity Forms license key from the terminal.
- Automation-ready – Build repeatable scripts for site setup, deployments, and routine maintenance.
For more information on using the add-on, visit the Gravity Forms documentation.
Note: The CLI Add-On is intended to be used by power-users, developers, managed WordPress hosts, and system administrators, and requires WP-CLI to be installed on the site. Update from your WordPress dashboard, or download from the repository.
CLI 1.9.1 changelog
- Fixed an issue where the value of fields stored as arrays is type casted to a string when displaying an entry in the terminal.
- Updated the supported WordPress version to 7.1.
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